Sentence examples for all neglecting from inspiring English sources

Cassirer examines an astonishing variety of textual sources (including both major and minor figures) carefully and in detail, and, without at all neglecting contrary tendencies within the skeptical and empiricist traditions, he develops a compelling portrayal of the evolution of "modern philosophical idealism" through Kant which, even today, reads as extremely compelling and acute.

The word "all" neglects the science of scoring, the antenna that guides a Müller or a Klose to prey on the slenderest of offerings.

Like Demirtaş, Erdoğan proclaimed his desire to allow greater freedom and self-expression not just for his own constituency, but for all neglected citizens of the republic – including the Kurds, who in the mid-2000s voted for him in large numbers.

Antivenom can be an effective, safe and affordable treatment for snakebites, but apathy, inaction and the politicisation of public health have marginalised both the problem (making snakebite arguably the most neglected of all neglected tropical diseases) and its solution.

Does baby feel all neglected and frowny because his favorite mag didn't plug his video that already has two million hits?

Advocacy, awareness-raising, and debate with these front-line workers were all neglected in the policy implementation process.

Soil-transmitted helminth infections are endemic in 114 countries worldwide, and cause the highest burden of disease among all neglected tropical diseases.

Not all the neglected diseases in America are associated with raw sewage.

In Nicholas Lemann's book "The Promised Land," about the northward migration of African-Americans from Mississippi to cities like Chicago, those projects played a depressing starring role as places of terrible schools and over-all neglect.

We carried out a sensitivity analysis with all predictors neglecting the multicollinearity assumption.

I was working on all the things I thought I needed to work on and neglecting all my strengths.